Idiom meaning, usage examples, facts
CLIMB/JUMP ON THE BANDWAGONto join the crowd in following a popular position, cause, activity, or fashion
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1. Susan was never one to follow the trends of the times just because everyone else did. You couldn’t accuse her of climbing on the bandwagon
2. The senator was a supporter of medical care for everyone in the country long before it became a popular cause. Now, however, everyone is jumping on the bandwagon The expression is often uncomplimentary. A person who is described as climbing on the bandwagon has not joined the crowd out of commitment, but out of peer pressure. |
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